Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-16
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Monday.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
The price oil silver in New York is 1OO4
A child Of Judge Lippincott died Satur
day and was buried YESTERDAY al'efno.
See notice of called meeting OF aii Anlgnt'
!, Of Pythias in Butte at Their hall tn's a''er
noon.
;. In another column will be seen the an
nouncements where to go n WORSHIP
to-day. o..
Nine patients are now being treated 81
the Butte Sanitarium and all o1 them nav
pneumonia.
Adam Brown an empioye I Sne p.u 5
Bird Mining Company, died yesterday
morning OF pneumonia at Rocker.
Matte Hill and Mile Leona were ar.
rested by Officer Buckley yesterday morn
ing for disorderly conduct on East Galena
street.
There will be special gospel meetings at
the Peoples Tabernacle every night this
week. Everybody invited. Bring gospel
songs.
w. Raymond & Co.. have completed an
addition to their store on East Park
street which is quite an improvement to
the block.
Willis Butler, late agent of the Portland
Aid Association, has accepted the position
OF agent of the Montana Aid Association
of this city.
Jack Dowd has taken out license for q
fine saloon and gambling house in the
building recently built on the corner Of
Main n Galena streets.
The concentration at Anaconda, which
shut down during the breaks on the Mon
tana Union last Friday, started up again
at $3.50 yesterday afternoon.
The teamster whom Justice DiDgevon
committed for cruelty to animals on
Saturday paid his fine of $25 yesterday to
the Sheriff and was discharged.
The Miners Lumber Company have been
kept busy night and day since Friday,
loading cars with lumber to repair the
different tracks along the line of the Mon
tana Union.
The ladies who have the matter of estab-
fishing an Orphans Christian Home in
Butte are meeting with good success in
soliciting for the same. They deserve to
be aided in their noble efforts.
Louis Shanks will be taken down to the
Peniten;iary as soon as the road is open.
Meanwhile he will enjoy the hospitalities of
Sheriff Lloyd. which will be extended to
him at the nominal cost OF $1.5O a day.
On Sunday evening at 9 O'Clock the wife
OF Peter Ryan, who lives back OF the High
School building near the Parrot, presented
him with a girl baby weighing ID solid
pounds. This is their third child.
A cripple named Frank Lynch, who is a
pitiable object OF deformity, and had just
been released from confinement in the
County Jail, got himself arrested and COM
mitted to the City Prison for stealing dog.
Mr.. Toole telegraphed Messrs. Campbell |
& Duffy from Washington that he had re-
ceived the petition in re Harding, now under
sentence of execution at Dillon on the 25th,
and would present the same to Justice
Harlan OF the Supreme Court.
General Agent Scott. of the Union Pa.
cific, got in sevente n cars OF salt for the
smelters on Saturday. He wants to have
a reserve stuck of 500 tons to tide him
over any delay in case of washouts, now
probable at any moment.
A new front is being put in the store on
Main street formerly occupied by Sam
1t has been vacant about two
months. It will be opened soon by Palmer
& Bickell, who will make it an auction
house for bankrupt stock.
G'ix has some fine Photographic views OF
buildings and scenes in Butte and elsewhere
in his Main street window, by Messrs.
H .upt & Smith. Some are recently taken,
and all are fine, clear and accurate pre-
sentiments Of their subjects.
The recommendation in the Grand Jury's
report to put a fence around the Court
House block is timely and sensible. It is
to be hoped the County Commissioners
will see their way to do this and improve
the grounds at the same time.
The Museum of Anatumy of West Broad.
way, near The MINER office, contains
many curious casts Of physiological mon
which are we'll worth inspection.
are given on the subjects to gem
tlemen and ladies at different hours for
each.
Martin Gutchas was brought into Butte
by the Deputy Sheriff of Madison County
on a warrant from Sheriff Lloyd's Office
sent to Madison to make the arrest.
Judge Mediation at 9 o'clock this
morning.
The crossing of the alley on West Broad
way, near Main street, is in a shocking con-
dltion. Many ladies lave had severe falls
there this winter and now that the snow
and ice have disappeared there some i'm
steps should be taken by the City
Council to abate the nuisance.
George Lang was killed yesterday morn
ing by a pinch On the 45O-foot level in
Colusa. Coroner Amsden held an
on the remains and rendered a YER
dict that George Lang came to his death
a pinch in the Clark's Colusa without
any blame attachable to any one."
Members of the Knights OF Pythias order
n Butte and Walkerville are directed by C,
). ROOhpr to meet in thor hon 3D..
sharp to-day to attend the late Brother
george Lanas funeral. Odd Fellows are ,
also notified to be present at the same
lime ano place. q
General Agent Scott's notice on the t
dain street front of the Union Pacific {
'fice has been duplicated in Helena by one
up in the city Office OF the Northern
'acifc there to the effect that mo trains
re running on the Montana Union.
freight from here stopped over the Central
Miss Eva Stanford, one of the most
'eaut1ful and refined artists that has ever
ppeared before a Butte audience, will sir :
everal taking pieces, including a topicai
ong, rich in local hits, at the New Comioue I
o-morrow evening. Messrs. Gordon B. |
llfchle offer an attractive bill for the pres. ]
ut week.
Just1ce DlngevOn issued a warrant ves. n
erday Tor the arrest of an unknown team. Il
ter who was seen b~rutally beating a four. n
orse team on the Rocker road. He was J.
sing a pick and shovel on the poor brutes y
h1ch were inextricably stalled in a rutI "
e was brought in at 7:3O, pleaded guilty. Ia
FUSED to reveal his name, and was fined g
25 and costs.
Personal Mention.
MI. Howard travelling for a Pittsburp T,
!be works, from Chicago, is at the ST. !"